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Another great search tool for finding places in a particular city is,

www. then click on Yellow Pages on the side bar. On that page, click

on Change Location and type in the city or town you are interesting in finding a

business in. Then you'll have have a search bar that you can type in what you

are looking for in that city. Just type on the search bar, what kind of

business you are looking for. Look at the area below the search box for all the

things you can find this way. I use this all the time to find out about places

that I would never have known existed. It is just awesome way to find out

where any type of business, doctor, recreation, home and garden place, kitchen

or fireplace stores,etc......... LOL Well you get the picture. Just type in

Asian Market and then all of them will pop up, along with their address and

phone #. Often times you can get a map to it also. Can you tell I use this

very resourceful feature often?

Judy

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Bev

Tuesday, August 21, 2007 9:48 PM

[sPAM] Re: Soba Noodles -

 

 

Thanks for the help

Bev

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

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> Look in your yellow pages for them. Also ask around for Asian

Markets. When you are near one of the big cities go have a look.

That is what I do. I am 1 1/2 hrs. from any of 3 major cities. We

travel at least once a month to one of them.

> When we lived in Atlanta, it easily took that long to get from one

side of the city to the other, so the trips here, with not much

traffic is a lot easier and more enjoyable.

> Also look on www.amazon.com I buy lots of food items on there.

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> Judy

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> Bev

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> Monday, August 20, 2007 11:46 PM

> [sPAM] Re: Slow Cooker Black Eyed

Peas and Chard with Soba Noodles - 9 pts

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> Well, I don't have any Japanese stores or sections that I know

of,, I

> don't live in a big city or even in that area. I want to thank

> everybody that responded to my email.

> I think I have seen wanton wrappers but I don't remember in what

> section, could it have been close to dairy or where?

> thanks

> Bev

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> > Bev, soba is buckwheat. Also known as buckwheat groats, the

flour is

> > used sometimes in noodles in Japan. I believe you can find it

in

> > the japanese section of your store, or probably at Trader joes

too.

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